This YouTube Short appears to be a review or discussion of the Canik TTI Combat pistol, drawing a comparison to the STI 2011 "Pit Viper" due to its visual similarities. The video likely highlights the features and aesthetics of the Canik TTI Combat, potentially focusing on its design elements that resemble the more premium Pit Viper model. Given the presence of Classic Firearms' main and podcast channels in the description, the content is expected to be firearm-focused and informative for enthusiasts.
This video delves into the complete history of the 2011 pistol, a revolutionary double-stack 1911 platform that significantly impacted competitive shooting disciplines like USPSA and IPSC. It traces the innovation from Virgil Tripp and Sandy Strayer, highlighting the rise of manufacturers like STI International (now Staccato) and Strayer Voigt Inc. (SVI). The content is aimed at 1911 enthusiasts, competition shooters, and firearms historians, showcasing how the 2011 redefined handgun performance, capacity, and reliability through archival footage and expert commentary.
This YouTube video focuses on the STI 2011 pistol chambered in .45 ACP. Based on the title, it is likely a review, range test, or showcase of this specific firearm. The content will appeal to enthusiasts of handguns, particularly those interested in 1911 platforms and larger caliber pistols.
This video provides a range review of the Springfield Armory Prodigy 1911 DS, a 2011-style pistol. The reviewer discusses its performance, features like grip texturing, slide serrations, fiber optic front sight, and the Agency Arms licensed AOS optic plate system. Comparisons are made to Staccato and STI 2011 pistols, highlighting the Prodigy's more affordable price point while maintaining high-quality fit and finish. The reviewer also touches on trigger performance, a recessed slide stop issue for right-handed shooters, and potential QC concerns. The pistol is presented as suitable for competitive shooting, self-defense, everyday carry, and potentially duty use.
This YouTube Shorts video focuses on the firearms featured in the John Wick movie franchise. While the description is minimal, the title explicitly states 'The guns of John Wick'. This suggests the content will showcase and potentially identify various weapons used by the character, likely appealing to fans of action movies and firearm enthusiasts.
This YouTube Shorts video showcases a highly customized STI Tactical 4.0 2011 pistol featuring extensive engraving. The focus is on the aesthetic appeal and unique craftsmanship of this high-end firearm. The short format suggests a quick visual highlight rather than an in-depth review or functional demonstration.
This video details the US Delta Force's evaluation of the STI 2011 pistol in .40 S&W as a potential replacement for their .45 ACP 1911s in the mid-2000s. Alongside the Glock 22, the STI 2011 was tested but ultimately rejected due to magazine reliability issues. The 2011 platform's magazines, designed for longer .45 ACP cartridges, were too long for standard .40 S&W ammunition when used with firearms like the Glock. This prevented Delta Force from achieving ammunition standardization. The rejected STI pistols were later sold as used .40 caliber 2011s, with their unique provenance often unrecognized.
This video pits a modified Glock 43X against a field of STI 2011s in an Open Minor USPSA competition. The Glock 48 is transformed into a compensated Glock 43X with a Trijicon RMR red dot sight, demonstrating its potential to compete with higher-end firearms in a practical shooting scenario. The video highlights the build process and the performance of the "baby Glock" against more established competition platforms. Affiliate links are provided for parts, merchandise, and recommended gear.
This video compares two companies, Triarc Systems and STI, that produce 2011 pistols specifically designed for duty or concealed carry applications, challenging the common perception of 2011s as solely competition firearms. The content is presented by The 1911 Syndicate, a real estate company catering to shooters, military, LEOs, hunters, and outdoorsmen in Utah and Arizona, who also offer custom knives and private events as client bonuses.
This YouTube video, Part 2 of a two-part series, provides a detailed field strip and internal feature review of the Taran Tactical "Combat Master" STI 2011 pistol. The firearm is famously recognized from the "John Wick Chapter 3" movie. The video covers technical specifications such as caliber (9mm Luger and 9mm Major), semi-automatic operation, magazine capacity (22 rounds), sight types, and barrel length. It also addresses the restricted firearm classification in Canada, requiring an RPAL. The creator expresses a desire to film a shooting video in the future and encourages subscriptions for more content.
This video is Part 1 of a two-part series reviewing the Taran Tactical "Combat Master" STI 2011, famously featured in John Wick Chapter 3. The overview covers design details, function, and features. The description also mentions a comparison with SIG 1911s and a Rob Arm XCR-L, and details technical specifications for the STI 2011, including its caliber, fire modes, magazine capacity, sights, and barrel length. The video creator also promotes their Patreon and Instagram pages for additional content and provides a correction section for technical specs.
This YouTube video features Taran tactical shooting an STI 2011 Combat Master with guests Sommer Ray and Bradley Martyn. The content highlights the firearm's performance with a significant amount of ammunition fired. The video focuses on the experience of shooting the STI 2011 Combat Master in a dynamic setting.
